A game where you play with wires.
A Golly rule for WireGame is also available here.
Circuits are encoded as lists of cells. Each cell has the following format:
x,y,type
Cells are joined with semicolons. There must not be any extraneous spaces. All circuits must match the following regex:
^(?:-?\d+,-?\d+,\d+;)*-?\d+,-?\d+,\d+$
For example, here's a small example circuit and its encoded form:
27,11,0;28,11,0;26,11,0;25,12,0;25,13,0;25,14,0;26,15,0;27,15,0;28,15,0;29,14,1;29,13,2;29,12,0
Here is a list of cell types:
- 0: Wire
- 1: Electron Head
- 2: Electron Tail
- 3: Switch
- 4: Active Switch
To retrieve a circuit, use the /api/circuits/<id> endpoint. Here is an example response:
{
"id": 76,
"title": "loop",
"data": "27,11,0;28,11,0;26,11,0;25,12,0;25,13,0;25,14,0;26,15,0;27,15,0;28,15,0;29,14,1;29,13,2;29,12,0",
"views": 1,
"cells": 12,
"previewExists": 1
}The preview image for the circuit is available at /previews/<id>.png.
To retrieve a list of all circuits, use /api/circuits:
[
{
"id": 4,
"title": "aaaaaaaaaaaa",
"views": 31,
"cells": 68
},
{
"id": 3,
"title": "w",
"views": 48,
"cells": 14
},
{
"id": 1,
"title": "hello, world",
"views": 55,
"cells": 21
}
]To upload a circuit, make a POST request to /circuit. The Content-Type header should be set to application/json, and the request body should be a JSON object with the following fields:
data: a valid WireGame circuittitle: title of the circuit